Oral Appliance Sensors Will Soon Rival Sleep Studies in Their Data Collection
Medical device companies are developing smart sensors for oral appliances that will measure parameters of sleep such as AHI and even brain wave activity.
Medical device companies are developing smart sensors for oral appliances that will measure parameters of sleep such as AHI and even brain wave activity.
The obstructive sleep apnea treatment gains more attention after one of the largest positive airway pressure device makers issued a recall.
Already, machine learning-powered improvements in screening, diagnosis, and therapy adherence facilitate more personalized OSA care.
EVO is the first oral appliance to use ProSomnus’ MG6 technology, which combines high-performance medical-grade materials, manufacturing robotics, and AI.
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